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Bilborough College College In association with Introducing Our Bus Service We aim to provide a reliable, quality bus service to Bilborough College. Students travel from a wide area across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, making the college accessible to students from a very large catchment area. Bilborough College is delighted to offer these services in partnership with Skills Motor Coaches. Skills have provided bus services for the college for the past four years and have a history of 90 years’ experience in passenger transport across the East Midlands. This family firm continues to provide Bilborough College with a high level of service and reliability. Sheila Hayward is the Co-ordinator of the bus services and can be contacted on 0115 8515000 or [email protected] if you have any further queries. This booklet will give you an overview of our bus services. If you wish to use any of the bus services please complete and return a bus pass application form (preferably at enrolment) along with the appropriate payment. Payment can be made by cash, cheque, credit/debit card or direct debit. A discount is offered to those that can pay in full in advance, rather than direct debit. Bus passes for all routes also include use of the College Link buses to Nottingham and Derby although we are unable to guarantee a seat on these services due to high demand. For more information please visit our website www.bilborough.ac.uk Quality Assured Service Friendly, CRB checked, qualified and trained drivers All buses and coaches fully fitted with seatbelts High standard of operational efficiency – dedicated contacts for Bilborough College A family run local operator with 90 years’ experience Member of The Guild of British Coach Operators Regular drivers on all routes where possible Overview of areas covered by Bilborough College buses Zones and Pricing All college routes have been zoned by distance and travelling time, and priced accordingly. A bus pass covers morning and afternoon journeys to and from college for the full academic year (term time only) including study leave and exam periods. The College does not pass the full price of the bus pass on to its students and subsidises the cost of ALL college bus passes by approximately a third. Students are expected to pay for travel for the full academic year, proportional bus passes are not available, however if a student only wishes to use the bus occasionally they can purchase single journey tickets from Student Support priced at £2.50 per each way journey. ZONE COST TO STUDENT £370 1 (if paying by direct debit £408 paid in 8 instalments of £51) £420 2 (if paying by direct debit £464 paid in 8 instalments of £58) £470 3 (if paying by direct debit £520 paid in 8 instalments of £65) £600 4 (if paying by direct debit £660 paid in 8 instalments of £82.50) Routes and Timetables Please make sure you arrive at your bus stop at least 5 minutes before the scheduled time. Although our service is very reliable, there are sometimes situations beyond our control, such as poor weather or traffic conditions, which may affect timings. Wherever we are aware of such situations we will notify students by text message. Stops shown on the timetable are timing points – If the bus passes by a bus stop between the points, students can use these stops. ROUTE 1 TIBSHELF zone 4 Time Instruction 0750hrs Huthwaite Market Place 0755hrs Lay-By near Sapper Industrial Estate (B6014) 0805hrs High Street, Tibshelf. Junction with Hardwick Street. 0806hrs High Street/Church Lane 0808hrs Newton, Main Street Triangle. 0811hrs Hilcote, Junction New Lane/Hilcote Lane. 0840hrs Arrive Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough College 1715hrs Hithwaite ROUTE 2 MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE zone3 Time Instruction 0710hrs Marples Avenue/A60 0715hrs Leeming Lane/Warsop Road A60. 0730hrs The Red Pub, Mansfield. 0734hrs Kingsmill Hospital, Mansfield 0740hrs High Pavement, Sutton 0755hrs Kingsway/St Thomas’s, Kirkby. 0800hrs Annesley Cutting 0803hrs The Triangle, Newstead. 0807hrs Wood Lane Hucknall 0809hrs Nabbs Lane Hucknall 0810hrs Fire Station Hucknall 0840hrs Bilborough RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Mansfield Woodhouse ROUTE 3 MANSFIELD/RAVENSHEAD zone 3 Time Instruction 0730hrs Forest Road/A60 Junction 0731hrs Berry Hill Lane/A60 Junction 0740hrs The Hutt, Ravenshead 0759hrs Ogle Street, Hucknall 0800hrs Market Place, Hucknall 0803hrs Byron Cinema, Hucknall 0807hrs Watnall Road, Hucknall 0840hrs Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Forest Road/A60 ROUTE 4 ALFRETON zone 3 Time Instruction 0745hrs Alfreton Bus Station 0747hrs Prospect Street, Alfreton 0753hrs Fish Bar, South Normanton 0754hrs Mansfield Road, South Normanton 0758hrs Town Street X-Roads, Pinxton 0759hrs Railway Inn 0800hrs Commonside 0803hrs Victoria Road, Selston 0805hrs Selston Village 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1710hrs Alfreton ROUTE 5 JACKSDALE & UNDERWOOD zone 2 Time Instruction 0730hrs The Green Swanwick 0740hrs Doctors Corner, Riddings 0746hrs Jacksdale Co-Op 0749hrs New Westwood/Main Rd Junc. 0755hrs Underwood, Beech Road Junc. 0800hrs Opp Post Office, Brinsley 0806hrs Morrison’s Lay-By, Eastwood 0807hrs Nottingham Road, Eastwood 0808hrs Eastwood Library 0809hrs Hill Top 0811hrs Pinfold Road 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1700hrs Swanwick ROUTE 6 RIPLEY Zone 2, zone 1 from ilkeston Time Instruction 0745hrs Ripley Market Place 0748hrs Old Cottage Pub, Ripley 0750hrs Firs Nursing Home, Codnor 0756hrs Upper Dunstead Road/Cromford Road Junct. (Turn right into Dunstead Road) 0758hrs Lower Dunstead Road/Station Road Junct 0801hrs Heanor Market Place ------------------------ 0808hrs Bellinis Petrol Station, Ilkeston 0810hrs Charlotte Street, Ilkeston 0811hrs Heanor Road, Ilkeston 0813hrs Oakwell Drive, Ilkeston 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Ripley ROUTE 7 WEST HALLAM zone 2, zone 1 from Nottingham Road Time Instruction 0800hrs Cavendish Road Corner 0803hrs Opp Petrol Station, Ladywood Road, 0805hrs Cat and Fiddle Lane 0807hrs West Hallam White Hart 0809hrs West Hallam High Lane (Opp Millhouse Garage) 0810hrs High Lane/Mapperley Lane ------------------------------ 0815hrs Nottingham Road Bus Stop 0820hrs Trowell Festival 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1715hrs West Hallam ROUTE 8 MORLEY zone 2 Time Instruction 0740hrs Morley 0750hrs Kings Corner 0752hrs Smalley Drive 0800hrs Willmott Arms 0805hrs Toby Carvery(Beefeater PH) 0840hrs Arr Bilborough RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1715hrs Morley ROUTE 9 DERBY/SPONDON zone 3, zone 2 from Spondon, zone 1 from stapleford Time Instruction 0740hrs Derby Corporation Street, outside Council House -------------------- 0750hrs Spondon Co-Op 0754hrs Dale Road Shops 0758hrs Cross Keys Ockbrook 0808hrs Risley -------------------------- 0815hrs Magpie Pub, Stapleford 0818hrs Library, Stapleford 0830hrs Arr Bilborough RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Derby ROUTE 10 BORROWASH zone 2, Zone 1 from sandiacre Time Instruction 0745hrs Beefeater/Toby Carvery PH, Chaddesden 0750hrs Willowcroft Road 0751hrs Borrowash P.O. 0753hrs Victoria Rd., Draycott 0756hrs Breaston Co-Op 0802hrs Longmoor Road --------------------------- 0805hrs Sandiacre, Town Street 0810hrs Moorbridge Lane 0832hrs Arr Bilborough RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1715hrs Beefeater PH, Chaddesden ROUTE 11 LONG EATON zone 2, zone 1 from Toton Time Instruction 0745hrs Long Eaton Station 0749hrs Wilsthorpe Island 0750hrs Trent College 0753hrs Nottingham Road/Marlborough Road ------------------------ 0755hrs High Rd. Toton. Opposite Manor Pub 0756hrs High Road 0806hrs Bramcote Avenue 0810hrs Coventry Lane, Stapleford 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1700hrs Long Eaton Station ROUTE 12 RADCLIFFE zone 3, zone2 from west bridgford, zone 1 from Jolly Angler Time Instruction 0730hrs Bus Terminus, Saxondale 0736hrs Radcliffe --------------------------------- 0746hrs Davies Road, West Bridgford 0748hrs Rectory Road, West Bridgford 0749hrs Musters Road, West Bridgford 0750hrs Eton Road 0755hrs Compton Acres 0803hrs Co-Op, Wilford Lane ------------------------ 0816hrs Jolly Angler 0820hrs Lace Road, rear of Cricketers Pub 0808hrs Bramcote Lane Shops 0830hrs Wollaton Vale 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1725hrs Radcliffe ROUTE 13 WATNALL zone 1 Time Instruction 0810hrs Queens Head, Main St, Watnall 0811hrs Holly Road, Watnall 0813hrs Eastwood Road 0816hrs Kimberley Library 0819hrs Nuthall Church 0820hrs Nottingham Road 0825hrs Mornington Crescent 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1620hrs Depart Bilborough 1645hrs Watnall ROUTE 14 KEYWORTH zone 3, zone 2 from Ruddington, zone 1 from wollaton Time Instruction 0730hrs Bradmore 0740hrs Keyworth Square 0745hrs Tollerton Petrol Station ---------------------------- 0755hrs Ruddington Traffic Lights. 0757hrs Clifton Road, Ruddington 0800hrs Green Lane, Clifton 0806hrs Clifton Bridge --------------------- 0825hrs Wollaton Vale 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Bradmore ROUTE 15 BELPER zone 3 Time Instruction 0745hrs Belper Triangle 0800hrs Woodhouse Road, Kilburn 0803hrs Horsley Woodhouse 0840hrs Arr Bilborough College RETURN 1630hrs Depart Bilborough 1730hrs Belper NOTTINGHAM LINK - £75 per academic year, £1 per journey (£1 each way) or FREE with a college bus pass or Kangaroo City Card (Kangaroo is obtained from the Travel Centre at either Broadmarsh or Victoria
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